The College of Charleston is now on Instagram as @CollegeofCharleston and has found no shortage of breathtakingly photogenic locations around the peninsula. Now you can take and post photos to Instagram with the hashtag #SeeCofC for a chance to win a College of Charleston pennant!
David Plyler '06 tours with the Zac Brown Band as a representative for their management company, ROAR. He talks about life on the road, working with the band and the next big artists to watch.
Dr. Aubrey Daniels will present "A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing" on November 21 at 3 p.m. Daniels is an internationally-known behavioral psychologist.
Theatre Professor Charlie Calvert and senior Samantha Dahabi worked together on the scenic design for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's production of "Our Town." Read more for the one thing Dahabi says she would do differently next time.
Pep Supper is an annual event in which fraternities and sororities compete in several events, including food collection. This is the largest amount they've ever donated to the Lowcountry Food Bank.
With finals around the corner, now is the time many students realize they're not ready, or worse, they're woefully lost. But, admitting you're lost to the person who controls your destiny er… grade can be tough. College of Charleston faculty members offer advice to approach your professor and get the best results.
Diana Gomez Hudgens, Spanish teacher at Oakbrook Middle School, was named Spanish Teacher of the Year by the College of Charleston's and The Citadel's chapters of Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, headquartered at the College.
The College of Charleston School of Business joined the SAP University Alliance in 2013 and plans to include SAP software in classes beginning in the spring 2014 semester. SAP is a Germany-based business software company.
The annual Alumni Awards Gala will be held on November 21, honoring six College of Charleston alumni who have made significant contributions to their field and/or the community.
Students at the College of Charleston will learn what it means to be homeless and hungry through a series of events meant to spread awareness and collect resources for the homeless.
